Explore Casa MM, Dual Arquitectura‘s latest creation in Lepe, Spain. This modern house elegantly juxtaposes privacy with openness, integrating the unique urban-rural landscape into its design.
Featuring Malpesa face brick and expansive windows, Casa MM is a testament to contemporary architecture, offering a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience in a setting that is both intimate and inviting.

About Casa MM
Blending Boundaries: Urban and Rural
Cities often grow uncontrollably, blurring the lines between urban, rural, and local landscapes. This residence, however, skillfully uses its surroundings to forge connections with the environment. It faces a challenging setting: a vast expanse of plastic from red fruit greenhouses. Architectural Harmony: Base and Windows
The northwest facade of the house presents a unique solution. It features a one-level base made of textured Malpesa face brick. Consequently, this base establishes a clear urban boundary. Resting on it is a contrasting white box, purposely misaligned with the ground floor to distinguish the two volumes. Despite its closed-off appearance, the facade includes two discreet windows. These windows offer views and enhance the facade’s horizontal aspect.
Embracing Light and Space
The southwest side of the residence undergoes a transformation. It opens up to sunlight, landscape, and natural light. A courtyard enlivens the basement, serving as a communal area for younger family members. Addi...